The Vs. Magazine Amanda Seyfried editorial begins with a passage about the American actress' eyes, and for good reason. Her big blue eyes are exquisitely expressive, which is proven again and again throughout the photoshoot. From distraught incredulity to scared frustration, she brings a truckload of drama to set.
Shot by Guy Aroch, a photographer born in Israel and based in New York City, the Vs. Magazine Amanda Seyfried editorial has a muted quality that lends a cinematic touch to the stills. Captured for the Eccentric issue of the magazine, the editorial was styled by Alicia Lombardini, who concentrated on creating a feminine wardrobe filled with tons of black, lace and sheer pieces. The looks were perfected with disheveled hair and dark shadow to accentuate the eyes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Expressive Editorial Photography
- Opportunity to explore the use of expressive and emotive photography techniques in editorial shoots.
- Cinematic Still Photography
- Potential for still photography to capture cinematic mood and atmosphere.
- Feminine Gothic Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to explore feminine gothic aesthetics with lace, sheer and black pieces.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Photography
- Innovative techniques and styles can be explored in editorial photography to create unique and expressive fashion images.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can incorporate feminine gothic aesthetics in their designs to offer unique and dramatic fashion pieces.
- Magazine Publishing
- Magazine publishers can experiment with cinematic still photography to create visually compelling images that tell a story.
